Days of Marulić is the annual festival of Croatian drama and theater that celebrates Croatia’s most renowned poet, Marko Marulić. 

The Codeanywhere Shift Developer Conference this year will be held from June 1 to 2, 2017 at the Croatian National Theatre in Split. More than 1,500 domestic and foreign guests are expected to arrive.

This week at HNK Split, you can see the performances of Metamorphosis, The Nutcracker, Little Floramye, and a Charity Christmas Concert hosted by RNK Split and Klapa Cambi.

"Roko, Roko, tatino oko" is a musical for children created by young Split copyright duo Nela Bujas Luketic and Jelena Bosančić, produced by the Music School Josip Hatze. The performance involves 70-odd children who sing, act and dance, and for the first time in Croatia, will be n front of an orchestra composed entirely of teenagers.

With as many as 12 concerts, premiere performances of 6 plays, 2 operas and ballets, HNK Split has released the program of the new theatre season where all lovers of culture will find something of interest.

AdriaWealth is a 3-day convention held in Bari, Itlay that took place last week. AdriaWealth seeks to improve and enhance the development of cultural institutions, primarily theaters. Project partners from Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania and the host country Italy, participated in the project of promotion for cultural heritage and tourism at the conference.

Ballet Studio HNK Split will be having their final performances of the season!

The Croatian National Theatre (Hrvatsko narodno kazalište Split - HNK Split) is working in unison with the town of Hvar, organizing a series of events in Hvar on May 27th and 28th, as well as a final event on June 4th. For the event titled "Dani HNK Split u Hvaru" (Days of HNK in Hvar), the town of Hvar will be serving its guests, locals, and tourists with a cultural treat to kick off the summer season. Set in unique theatrical history, you won’t want to miss this!

In 2015, Splićani were lucky enough to witness one of the last concerts between arguably the largest Croatian singer-songwriter, composer and poet Arsen Dedić, and his son Matija, a world renowned pianist. After Arsen’s passing in August of 2015, this event was made even more remarkable, memorable, and important for the arts and music in Split.

The celebrations of the city’s patron continue - here is the overview of today’s events.